MICHELLE WITTE

Literary agent & author

AGENT,
AUTHOR,
CREATIVE

A Life Devoted to Books and Creativity

Michelle’s taste in books could be described as eclectic. Or eccentric. Pretty much anything that strikes her fancy, really. From fun and silly to dark and terrifying to emotional and sublime, it’s anyone’s guess what will next win her over, but there is a constant undercurrent of quality writing and captivating storytelling that runs through her clients’ works.

LITERARY AGENT

Michelle is a literary agent with Mansion Street Literary Management representing books for all ages, from babies on up through teens. She will soon be expanding to include speculative fiction for new adult and adult readers.

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AUTHOR

Michelle writes (mainly) young adult fiction and (generally) humorous nonfiction. She has also unintentionally become something of an expert on the late painter Bob Ross.

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JEWELRY DESIGNER

In her spare time, Michelle enjoys crafting jewelry using a variety of methods, including knitting, wire work, and beading. She offers some of her creations for sale at her Etsy shop.

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Resources for Writers

Over the years I’ve created various materials to help writers develop their craft, including tutorials, articles, and videos. Check out some of those resources here.

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WHERE TO FIND ME

I can frequently be found at writers conferences and fan conventions throughout the year.

See my upcoming schedule

Recent Posts

  • Magical Realism in Books and Film

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    Originally published by Michelle Witte on April 4, 2016. Image above created by Stefano Vitale for Broadway musical production of Like Water for Chocolate. This is the fifth in a five-part series on Magical Realism. If you haven’t read the previous posts, I recommend starting with Part 1: What Is Magical Realism? “When you…

  • What Magical Realism Is to Me

    What Magical Realism Is to Me

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    Originally published on September 29, 2015. This is fourth in a five-part series on Magical Realism. If you haven’t read Part 1: What Is Magical Realism?, I’d recommend starting there. “Our human tragedy is that we are unable to comprehend our experience, it slips through our fingers, we can’t hold on…

  • Elements of Magical Realism

    Elements of Magical Realism

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    Originally published by Michelle Witte on September 29, 2015. This is the third in a five-part series on Magical Realism. If you haven’t read the first two, I recommend starting with Part 1: What Is Magical Realism? “I began to wonder whether anything truly existed, whether reality wasn’t an unformed and…